When you do an "abort job" (also the other one, the one next to it), it aborts ... yes ... but it also causes the subsequent batches to go into abort (those you add + those already present in the list ).
Both keys cause any job to abort. You must then close and reopen the program to continue using it.
When you do an "abort job" (also the other one, the one next to it), it aborts ... yes ... but it also causes the subsequent batches to go into abort (those you add + those already present in the list ). Both keys cause any job to abort. You must then close and reopen the program to continue using it.